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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 4 (January 1908) (1908)

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Melolontha), when properly have paid any attention to the natural history of this are inclined to regard the grub of the Stag beetle as dressed, forms a nutritious and actually dainty food. remarkable insect will be aware that certain individ- the original "Cossus," and certainly its larva is… … 5. One of the Cicaaas. 6. The Wood-boring Beetle Prionus; Its Larva Was Most Probably the Roman Cossus. 7. The-Australian Bugong. 8. A Large Edible Cricket from Central Africa. INSECTS THAT ABE EATEN.

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